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Magna mayor investigated for misconduct, derogatory interactions, and abusing authority, report reveals

By ABC 4 · September 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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MAGNA, Utah (ABC4) — An independent investigation was launched into the Magna Mayor based on allegations of misconduct, unethical treatment, and other complaints, a recently released report reveals. ABC4.

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